God is called Holy because he can not be near anything that is unholy

And God will not anoint a sinner

MarVel125:
■ God is called Holy because he can not be near anything that is unholy.
■ And God will not anoint a sinner

Wrong! God is HOLY because He exists in complete compliance with His Law which He gives to His people. Holiness has to do with existing in a state of complete compliance with the terms and conditions detailed in God's Law and Contract with His followers.

2. The God of Israel put an end to anointings at the end of the Last Days of His final Judgment against the Nation of Israel(and Judah) in the land of Canaan. He announced this would happen through His Prophets including Daniel by way of the vision of Seventy weeks of Seven which came with a detailed explanation - Daniel 9 vs 24. Jesus Christ reminded His followers of this when He proclaimed that John the Baptist was the last prophet of Old chosen and sent(anointed) by the God of Israel and He is the last of the Prophets chosen and sent by God over all. Yes, Jesus Christ is the last of those anointed by the God of Israel.

So, the question you should now ask, and this of your pastors and mogs, who anointed them?